Success is a subjective concept, carrying different meanings for different people—some see it as wealth or health, while others view it as personal growth or happiness. It can be understood as an organic process, much like a plant that grows naturally over time. This growth requires patience, care, and persistence rather than expecting immediate results, highlighting that true success often develops gradually through consistent effort and dedication.
Success is viewed as an organic, intentional process rooted in personal growth rather than simply reaching milestones or seeking approval. It involves redefining success as celebrating progress over chasing perfection, building self-worth rather than relying on external validation, and enjoying the journey instead of focusing solely on the destination.
The concept of “Success is Organic” defines success as “pure achievement”—a process that requires dedication and integrity without shortcuts. In contrast, many people today seek quick success by bypassing hard work, which undermines the idea of genuine, organic success that is built through steady effort and commitment.
Humans are naturally driven to progress and thrive, both individually and collectively, often through efforts aimed at achieving success. However, many people mistakenly view success as a singular achievement or moment of grand recognition, when in fact, true success is a gradual process, much like a seed growing into a strong tree, nurtured by consistent effort, patience, and resilience. Success is an organic journey that inevitably includes facing challenges and setbacks, which, like storms for plants, are not signs to quit but opportunities to build resilience and strength, ultimately guiding us along the right path.
About the Authors:
Contributions towards the article were done in brief by the following students of St. Anthony’s Convent School, Jaigaon: Jahira Khanam, Achal Jaiswal, Youvraj Sharma and Riyon Dhar.